LouderVol
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I thought I answered this yesterday morning. But anyways. There could be some truth to what Prigozhin said yesterday... or not. The evidence is not necessarily in his favor with regards to the reasoning behind going into Donbas on 02/24/2022.Genuinely curious as to your takes on Wagner's uprising.
Other than neckbeard’s goat rapers who will stand against them Moe? You better hope Kadyrov isn’t as big a paper Tiger as the rest of the tripe from Russia carrying a gun and can actually stop Wagner. Because nobody else can stand against them they are the most battle hardened troops Russia has right now.So 25k fighters are going to take Moscow, Krasnodar (both in opposite directions of each other), and hold down Rostov-on-Don?
How many tanks of gas do you need to go from Rostov (or Voronezh for that matter) to Moscow... in military vehicles? Are they being allowed to go to Pilot to fill up?
Numerous? How many is "numerous"? And where were they in comparison to Moscow?They secured numerous military bases since this started not to mention having their own stockpiles already.
So 25k fighters are going to take Moscow, Krasnodar (both in opposite directions of each other), and hold down Rostov-on-Don?
Numerous? How many is "numerous"? And where were they in comparison to Moscow?
Again, low gas mileage heavy vehicles... how are they able to travel from Voronezh to Moscow? Serious question. Even if you did secure "numerous" bases, depending on where they were, they are going to have to eventually refuel.
If he's backed into a corner, there's no telling what he will do. He could nuke his own country, Ukraine, or anybody else. It wouldn't surprise me if he tried to start a conflict with Nato thinking it would somehow be advantageous.This makes me nervous. Putin knows what happens if there is a coup or a civil war. Why would he avoid using nukes if knows his fate?